Air India goes live on cargo.one digital booking platform
Air India has announced that its cargo capacity has been added to the digital air freight platform, cargo.one.
The partnership brings the carrier’s cargo capacity within direct digital booking channels for the first time.
Freight forwarders can now use cargo.one to discover, quote and book general cargo up to 2,500 kg on both Air India’s international services between destinations in India and gateways such as Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Zurich, New York, San Francisco, and Tokyo.
Air India’s cargo business delivers freight forwarders a full spectrum of products and services throughout South Asia and other key trade lanes globally, leveraging its hub facilities in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru.
Ramesh Mamidala, head of cargo at Air India Cargo, said: “Our partnership with cargo.one expands the digital accessibility of Air India’s cargo network and capacity to freight forwarders worldwide, enabling faster, more seamless booking experiences and improving ease of doing business across markets.
“This collaboration will help us strengthen our commercial reach while offering customers greater convenience, agility and efficiency.”
Moritz Claussen, founder and co-chief executive of cargo.one, said: “It is tremendously exciting to bring Air India Cargo’s significant capacity to our thriving global customer base. As forwarders apply agentic AI for optimised decision making, quoting and booking, it is imperative that carriers like Air India Cargo have their capacity fully integrated into these modern operating methods, particularly within large global forwarders who power their procurement and sales at scale with cargo.one.”